You should also use the console to test things before you commit to a character in case you need to swap out mods and such again (advskill sneak, spawn a dwarven sphere or a skelly and check you can sneak attack it, add armour perks and check costs, that sort of thing). Many of these require the use of TES5Edit and this post isn't going to explain how to do this - start here:, and remember to back up your shit before you edit if even if you know what you're doing. I'm not saying if you disagree with me that you're wrong, you do you, but I am saying if you take some spiritual offence to my doing this you should try caring less about shit that doesn't matter. There's a reason they skip over those bits in LotR. I also enable fast travel and make copious use of player.moveto as soon as my character is no longer at threat from the overworld, because running through a place where you are completely safe is boring. I prefer to have difficulty added by cranking the difficulty meters and creating deliberately weaker characters, these are all 'difficulty' or 'realism' mechanics that annoy me. Yes, most of these make the game easier in various ways. So this post is primarily here so that when I google this the next time I install I find it, but there's also a chance someone else might want to make some of the same changes I do (they're all modular, pick and choose as many or as few as you want). So I change up my Ultimate Skyrim installs a fair bit, and having just decided it was time to go from US 3 to 4 I figured I would actually write down what I did so I didn't have to keep digging through records every time I install.
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